[00:00.00] 作曲 : Reid Dubois Jenkins/Robert G Frech/Magnus Kutzner Ferguson
[00:00.18]Moonrise was in motion
[00:20.73]It climbed the highest hill above the sea
[00:33.54]Silver was the light it threw
[00:38.01]Silver rays it spread across the deep
[00:59.10]And Mary lay her head to rest
[00:59.73]Her thoughts remained
[01:00.12]Fixed upon her young Sandy
[01:01.74]Soft and low a voice
[01:06.99]Called out to her
[01:10.17]It said, "Mary, please
[01:16.02]Weep no more for me"
[01:23.97]Well, Mary raised her head up high
[01:28.74]To see who in her room there might be
[01:37.41]She saw her young Sandy
[01:37.86]With hollow eyes and sunken cheeks
[01:55.74]He said, "Mary, how cold is my clay?
[02:03.15]It lies beneath
[02:04.65]the wet and wild ocean wave
[02:12.30]Far, far from here I lie apart from thee
[02:21.12]Oh Mary, please
[02:24.90]Weep no more for me"
[02:32.97]"For three days we did fight the storm
[02:41.13]We fought to save our ship and our lives
[02:49.59]We thought only of the shore
[02:58.44]Returning home to children and to wives
[03:06.00]And even when death's water filled up my chest
[03:13.08]My heart stayed warm
[03:16.47]For love of thee, sweet Mary
[03:18.75]Far, far from here I lie
[03:22.74]Apart from thee
[03:29.34]Oh Mary, please
[03:35.79]Weep no more for me"
[04:14.40]Then morning came with light and his shadow fled
[04:20.94]She could no longer see
[04:23.04]A vision of her young Sandy
[04:23.61]Soft and low a voice
[04:35.01]Called out again
[04:39.33]It said, "Mary, please
[04:49.92]Weep no more for me"

作曲 : Reid Dubois Jenkins/Robert G Frech/Magnus Kutzner Ferguson
Moonrise was in motion
It climbed the highest hill above the sea
Silver was the light it threw
Silver rays it spread across the deep
And Mary lay her head to rest
Her thoughts remained
Fixed upon her young Sandy
Soft and low a voice
Called out to her
It said, "Mary, please
Weep no more for me"
Well, Mary raised her head up high
To see who in her room there might be
She saw her young Sandy
With hollow eyes and sunken cheeks
He said, "Mary, how cold is my clay?
It lies beneath
the wet and wild ocean wave
Far, far from here I lie apart from thee
Oh Mary, please
Weep no more for me"
"For three days we did fight the storm
We fought to save our ship and our lives
We thought only of the shore
Returning home to children and to wives
And even when death's water filled up my chest
My heart stayed warm
For love of thee, sweet Mary
Far, far from here I lie
Apart from thee
Oh Mary, please
Weep no more for me"
Then morning came with light and his shadow fled
She could no longer see
A vision of her young Sandy
Soft and low a voice
Called out again
It said, "Mary, please
Weep no more for me"